Sentence examples for currency ending from inspiring English sources

The three Baltic nations were enthusiastic euro borrowers, but all have since joined the common currency, ending the mismatch.

(The Museum of American Financial History, an affiliate of the Smithsonian at 28 Broadway, currently has an exhibit, "The Artistry of African Currency," ending March 31).

The dollar fell 15.2percentt last year against the euro, a 12-nation currency, ending 2002 at 1.0492 and giving that currency its first positive year since it was introduced into limited use in January 1999.

Many now believe that Europe's decision to create a common currency ended up pushing much of the Continent further behind.

The Dow Jones Euro Stoxx Index, which tracks companies in countries that joined the single currency, ended down 3.51 points, or less than 1percentt, at 414.82.

WHEN will the currency traders' cull of Asian currencies end?

Soon Pamela, a onetime jeweler, and James, who had worked as an electrical contractor, realized they could make bigger fees by getting in on the burgeoning digital currency end.

The problem, though, is that Greece wants to remain a member of the single currency while ending austerity – and that is not an option.

In the name of its financial emergency, deflation, the Roosevelt Administration captured more control of the currency by ending private ownership of gold.

Currency unions end more with a whimper than a bang.

The currency had ended Tuesday's trading at 89.06 cents.